16th Annual NAIAS Breakfast

Marcy Klevorn oversees Ford’s Smart Mobility LLC, which was formed last year to accelerate the company’s plans to design, build, grow and invest in emerging mobility services. She also oversees information technology and global data, insight and analytics. Previously, Marcy was group president of information technology and Chief Information Officer, a position to which she was named in January 2015 when she also was elected a Ford Motor Company officer. For more on Marcy click here.

Mike Beebe is the CEO of Mayfield Robotics, a Bosch startup and creator of Kuri, an intelligent robot for the home that was introduced at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show. Mike is a serial entrepreneur whose portfolio of technology ventures includes launching a 3D imaging solution into the real estate sector, running strategy, development, and operations for several medical device companies. For more about Mike, click here.

Mike Flowers is Chief Analytics Officer, Enigma Technologies. Mike served under Mayor Bloomberg from 2009-2013 as New York City’s first Chief Analytics Officer. During his tenure, he founded the Mayor’s Office of Data Analytics. Mike designed and oversaw the implementation of NYC DataBridge, a citywide analytics platform that enabled the sharing and analysis of city data across agencies and with the public.

Doron Levin has covered the Detroit auto industry since 1984 for Bloomberg, Fortune, Detroit Free Press, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal, and, currently, TheStreet. Doron also hosts “In the Driver’s Seat” on SiriusXM, a show about cars and all things auto-related. He has also written two influential books about the industry,Irreconcilable Differences; Ross Perot vs. GM and Behind the Wheel at Chrysler: The Iacocca Legacy.

Moderator Pattie Sellers co-founded SellersEaston Media and is executive director of Fortune's Most Powerful Women Live content at Time Inc. Pattie is an award-winning magazine writer, interviewer and multimedia journalist who has written more than 20 cover stories during her three-decade career at Fortune. To read more about Pattie click here.